As we all know, graduation is just around the corner, the school will make regulations on graduation thesis and make strict regulations on the format of the thesis, and college students also need to write in strict accordance with the format. However, for most paper double inspection systems, not all parts of the paper need to be inspected. Generally, the contents of papers are mainly abstracts, catalogues, text contents and references, and formulas, tables and photos are not tested. Most paper duplicate checking systems are used to detect the text content in papers. The thank-you part of the paper is also composed of words, so will the thank-you part be counted as repetition rate when checking the copy of the paper?

When reviewing papers, does acknowledgment count as repetition rate?

Because the paper duplicate checking system can automatically identify the contents of each part of the paper according to the format, everyone should have a standard for the contents of the paper in typesetting format, and the system will automatically identify the undetected parts. When the format is incorrect, the duplicate checking system cannot correctly identify it, and unnecessary detection parts will be detected as text.

The thank-you part should be concise and the number of words should be properly controlled, preferably within 200 words. In particular, we should pay attention to students not copying other people's content directly. It is best to thank them with our own feelings. The content of gratitude is usually at the end of the paper, but in academic papers, it is at the beginning.

The thanks of most papers are similar, because they are all about thanking tutors, parents, friends, or self-reliance and self-comfort. So gratitude is usually expressed by high repetition rate, and different schools have different standards. Some schools require duplicate checking, while others do not. Everyone abides by the regulations of their own schools.